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Old 04-07-2004, 08:28 PM
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I have a new ARP crank bolt coming from Thunder Racing and I was wondering what the torque specs are? I can't seem to find them anywhere.

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Originally Posted by 99 TA
I have a new ARP crank bolt coming from Thunder Racing and I was wondering what the torque specs are? I can't seem to find them anywhere.

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as hard as you can pull on a 3' breaker bar works for me. its alot. it took two of us to get it with my car on the lift without sliding across the floor.
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ARP recommends to use the stock torque spec even though its not a torque to yield bolt.
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ARP recommends to use the stock torque spec even though its not a torque to yield bolt.
Is that the first pass 240 ftlbs or the 37 ftlbs? Thanks.
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Is that the first pass 240 ftlbs or the 37 ftlbs? Thanks.
we use the old bolt for the first round of 240 to seat it then take the old bolt out and do the 37ftlbs if that is the right number then it tells you a aditional 120 degrees past that right. i just didnt remember that second number.
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37ft-lbs then additional 120 degrees.


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